Dear Young Miss is an interactive journal that gives young girls the opportunity to read, think, reflect, and write their comments on pages when prompted. The journal begins by discussing the biological uniqueness of a girl's body that physically changes over time to the point of her developing the capability to have a baby. This factor flows into sexuality and the desire to eventually date and choose a mate. The journal asks thought-provoking questions about choosing someone to have sex w...

Fading Memories is a non-fiction book about children and how ancestors, cultures,. geography, history, languages, events, parents, relatives, memoirs, health, and moral standards are imposed on the life of a child. Psalms: 127:5 “Children are a heritage from the Lord”. Children are the “stars in this book” and as adults we need to protect ,educate, understand their culture and needs, and to respect them is to love them. .Fading Memories explains disappointing health problems from cholera o...

Deceptive Lies... A Young Man's Journey Towards RedemptionBy: Joyce D. Switalski, M.S.Maeve McCaffery, an Irish caregiver, was awarded estate money from a wealthy resident upon her death. While this could be life changing for her, she was instead miserable, as her client's estate planner referred a devious immigration specialist to Maeve's home care registry The specialist, Mat Turner needed money and decided to steal from Maeve's client spinning a web of deceptive lies. He ...

The completely revised 10th edition of The Pharmacy Technician’s Pocket Drug Reference contains the five main pieces of drug information that a pharmacy technician seeks. For each of the most commonly prescribed drugs—including 139 new to the market since the ninth edition—the book provides generic names (with pronunciation), trade names, therapeutic classes, general FDA approved therapeutic uses, and commercially available dosage forms/strengths. Regardless of their practice setting, phar...

There are nine (9) psychological case studies of real people dealing with depression in this 37-page booklet. Each one shows how unique the consequences of this debilitating condition can be on one’s life. The author of these studies, John F. Walsh, M.S. (1937 2012), spent the better part of his life 45 years working as a crisis intervention mental health professional within various mental health hospitals. Jack had a special knack for figuring out what was wrong and helping people deal wi...